Supporting Every Step of Your Child's Journey
I offer a range of personalised Occupational Therapy services designed to help your child develop the skills they need for everyday life, learning, and play.
OT Assessments
Overview
A comprehensive assessment helps me understand your child's strengths and the areas where they need support. I use a combination of standardised assessments, clinical observations, and conversations with you to build a complete picture.
Who May Benefit
Children who are struggling with everyday activities, coordination, sensory processing, handwriting, or emotional regulation.
What It Involves
I observe your child completing activities, use standardised assessment tools, and have a detailed conversation with you about your goals and priorities.
What Happens Afterwards
You receive a detailed written report with clear, practical recommendations and a personalised therapy plan.
One-to-One Therapy
Overview
Individual therapy sessions are tailored to your child's specific goals. Sessions are fun, engaging, and play-based, while targeting the skills your child needs to develop.
Who May Benefit
Children who need focused support to build specific skills and confidence.
What It Involves
Each session is 45–60 minutes and uses play-based activities designed around your child's interests and goals. I provide home activities between sessions.
What Happens Afterwards
Improved independence, confidence, and ability to participate in everyday activities. I review progress regularly and adjust goals as needed.
Sensory Processing
Overview
I help children who are over- or under-sensitive to sensory input — such as noise, textures, movement, or light — to manage their responses and feel more comfortable in everyday environments.
Who May Benefit
Children who become overwhelmed by busy environments, avoid certain textures, or seek out sensory experiences more than their peers.
What It Involves
I assess your child's sensory profile, identify triggers and sensitivities, and develop a personalised sensory diet and regulation strategies.
What Happens Afterwards
Better ability to manage sensory input, reduced anxiety, and improved participation in daily activities at home, school, and in the community.
Fine Motor Development
Overview
I develop the hand strength, coordination, and dexterity children need for writing, drawing, using scissors, doing buttons, and other precise hand movements.
Who May Benefit
Children who struggle with handwriting, pencil grip, using cutlery, or doing fastenings like buttons and zips.
What It Involves
I use play-based activities that build hand strength and coordination, and provide practical strategies you can practice at home.
What Happens Afterwards
Improved handwriting, greater independence with dressing and self-care, and stronger hand skills for school and play.
Gross Motor Development
Overview
I work on balance, coordination, strength, and body awareness — the foundation skills children need for confident movement, sports, and physical play.
Who May Benefit
Children who are clumsy, trip or fall often, struggle with balance, or find activities like riding a bike or climbing difficult.
What It Involves
I use engaging physical activities and exercises that build core strength, balance, and coordination in a fun, supportive way.
What Happens Afterwards
Better balance, coordination, and confidence in physical activities, reducing frustration and building self-esteem.
Emotional Regulation
Overview
I teach children strategies to recognise, understand, and manage their emotions — helping them feel calmer, more in control, and better equipped to handle challenges.
Who May Benefit
Children who have frequent meltdowns, struggle to manage frustration, or find transitions between activities difficult.
What It Involves
I use a combination of sensory strategies, cognitive-behavioural techniques, and play-based activities to build emotional awareness and coping skills.
What Happens Afterwards
Improved emotional awareness, better coping strategies, and calmer responses to challenges at home and school.
Daily Living Skills
Overview
I help children learn the practical skills they need for everyday independence — from getting dressed and using cutlery to managing routines and personal hygiene.
Who May Benefit
Children who need extra support to manage daily self-care tasks and routines.
What It Involves
I break tasks into manageable steps, use visual supports and prompting strategies, and coach parents on how to support practice at home.
What Happens Afterwards
Greater independence at home, reduced family stress, and improved confidence in daily routines.
School Readiness
Overview
I prepare children for the classroom by building the skills they need to sit, listen, follow instructions, hold a pencil, and engage with learning.
Who May Benefit
Children approaching school age who may need extra support to manage the demands of the classroom.
What It Involves
I assess and develop the foundational skills for learning — including attention, fine motor, self-regulation, and social skills — through play-based activities.
What Happens Afterwards
A smoother transition to school with improved attention, sitting tolerance, and learning readiness.
Parent Coaching
Overview
I provide practical, evidence-based guidance to help you support your child's development at home. Parent coaching empowers you with the knowledge and strategies to make a real difference every day.
Who May Benefit
Parents who want to understand their child's needs better and learn how to support their progress between therapy sessions.
What It Involves
I share tailored strategies, demonstrate techniques, and help you build confidence in supporting your child's specific needs.
What Happens Afterwards
Greater confidence as a parent, practical strategies for home and school, and a stronger partnership in your child's therapy.
School Liaison
Overview
I work directly with your child's school to share strategies, provide training, and ensure consistent support across home and school environments.
Who May Benefit
Children who need support in the classroom, and parents who want their child's school to understand their needs.
What It Involves
I visit the school, observe your child in the classroom, share strategies with teachers, and contribute to your child's Individual Education Plan (IEP) if needed.
What Happens Afterwards
Better classroom support, improved teacher understanding, and more consistent strategies across settings.
Not Sure Which Service Is Right?
That's completely okay. Get in touch and I'll help you work out the best starting point for your child.
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